GROWTH
Decide to Grow
Two owners can face the same market and the same opening, yet only one turns it into progress. The difference is a decision, not effort.
Mohammed NizamCEO and Principal Consultant, Mission Means Consulting
IN BRIEF
- 01 Growth that gets only the time and money left over after this month's targets rarely happens. The owner who grows makes it the stated priority and puts people, time and budget behind it.
- 02 That commitment can mean accepting thinner profits for a while, as the business strengthens the areas that growth will put under strain.
- 03 Choosing growth is not chasing every opportunity. It means deciding where to grow, what the business will need to get there, and what you are prepared to commit.
- 04 Once the whole team understands the direction, decisions about customers, people, systems and money become easier to make.
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Does growth have its own budget, owners and time in your business, or only what is left when the month's work is done?
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